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For Deschutes National Forest recreation information, call:
Supervisors Office - (541) 383-5300
Bend/Fort Rock Ranger District - (541) 383-4000
Sisters Ranger District - (541)8549-7700
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Ranger District
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Deschutes National Forest 541-383-5300.
Deschutes National Forest
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dog teams, snowshoers,
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grooming equipment, sno-shuttles and ATVs.
ATVs are allowed only on groomed trails outside the Monument.
Trails inside the Monument are closed to ATV use.
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Snowmobile Club Volunteers using Oregon State Snowmobile Association
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